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1 CMTO Interjurisdictional Competencies-based MCQ Content Outline v Professional Practice 26 Tasks 17% of exam (22 questions) 1.1 Communication a. Utilize effective oral communication. 1 Employ effective questioning techniques. b. Utilize medical terminology. 1 Use medical terminology appropriately. 1.2 Professional Conduct a. Comply with federal and provincial requirements. 1 Describe relevant provincial requirements. 2 Describe relevant federal requirements. b. Comply with regulatory requirements. 1 Describe the mandate and roles of a regulatory body. 2 Describe the obligations of a registrant. 3 Differentiate between the role of a regulatory body and that of a professional association. c. Employ critical thinking. 1 Assess relevant evidence (including research). 2 Incorporate the client's situation and needs. 3 Adapt to operational constraints. 4 Determine a course of action. 5 Provide rationale for decisions. d. Utilize professional judgement. 1 Ensure patient's safety, dignity and autonomy in provision of care. 2 Apply principles from codes of ethics and standards of practice (and CMTO Policies and Position Statements, and Quality Assurance Requirements). e. Practice in a manner that recognizes the role of MT within the health care system 1 Describe the framework of health care delivery in Canada. 2 Describe options for care. 3 Explain the role of massage therapy within the health care system. f. Employ sustainable business practices. 1 Describe factors to be addressed when closing a practice. g. Prepare reports for third parties. 1 Describe how to release patient information. 1.3 Therapeutic Relationship a. Display positive regard toward patient. 1 Explain the implications of positive regard for developing a therapeutic relationship. 2 Support the right of the patient to determine the approach to treatment. b. Maintain professional boundaries in relationship with patient. Page 1 of 13
2 1 Describe commonly occurring boundary violations that may require treatment adjustments. c. Comply with confidentiality and information privacy requirements 1 Explain the reasons for maintaining confidentiality of patient information. 2 Describe the circumstances where the patient's health record may be released. 3 Recognize patient's right to access their health record. d. Maintain informed patient consent regarding assessment and treatment 1 Explain the importance of initial and ongoing informed consent as a principle of patient centred care. 2 Assessment and Treatment Planning 63 Tasks 37% of exam ( 46 questions) 2.1 Assessment a. Obtain comprehensive case history from patient. 1 Describe the range of approaches that may be necessary to obtain a comprehensive case history. b. Integrate findings of other health care practitioners. 1 Describe the significance of assessment findings from other healthcare practitioners. c. Apply knowledge of commonly-occurring conditions (as listed in the Appendix) to assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for assessing patients presenting with the conditions listed in the Appendix. A1 Common clinical conditions that present as variables of A2 A3 A4 a. Pain b. Mood c. Anxiety d. Sleep e. Cognition Conditions with multi-factorial considerations a. Inflammation b. Infection c. Scarring d. Swelling e. Congestion f. Movement restriction g. Malignancy Stages of life a. Pregnancy b. Infancy and childhood c. Adolescence d. Adulthood e. Senior years f. End of life Neurological conditions a. Of the central nervous system b. Of the peripheral nervous system Page 2 of 13
3 c. General neurological conditions A5 Orthopedic conditions a. Of the bone and periosteum b. Of the muscles and tendons c. Of the fascia d. Of the skin and connective tissue e. Of the synovial joints, cartilage, ligaments and bursa f. Systemic myofascial and orthopedic conditions A6 Post-surgical conditions involving a. Orthopedic interventions b. Artificial openings c. Implants A7 Systemic conditions of the a. Cardiovascular system b. Digestive system c. Endocrine system d. Gastrointestinal system e. Immune system f. Integumentary system g. Lymphatic system h. Reproductive system i. Respiratory system j. Urinary system 2 Describe adaptation of assessments for patients presenting with conditions listed in the Appendix. A1 Common clinical conditions that present as variables of a. Pain b. Mood c. Anxiety d. Sleep e. Cognition A2 Conditions with multi-factorial considerations a. Inflammation b. Infection c. Scarring d. Swelling e. Congestion f. Movement restriction g. Malignancy A3 Stages of life a. Pregnancy b. Infancy and childhood Page 3 of 13
4 A4 A5 A6 A7 c. Adolescence d. Adulthood e. Senior years f. End of life Neurological conditions a. Of the central nervous system b. Of the peripheral nervous system c. General neurological conditions Orthopedic conditions a. Of the bone and periosteum b. Of the muscles and tendons c. Of the fascia d. Of the skin and connective tissue e. Of the synovial joints, cartilage, ligaments and bursa f. Systemic myofascial and orthopedic conditions Post-surgical conditions involving a. Orthopedic interventions b. Artificial openings c. Implants Systemic conditions of the a. Cardiovascular system b. Digestive system c. Endocrine system d. Gastrointestinal system e. Immune system f. Integumentary system g. Lymphatic system h. Reproductive system i. Respiratory system j. Urinary system d. Select and perform assessments incorporating knowledge of patient history, contraindications, precautions and evidence. 1 Identify assessment needs. 2 Select appropriate assessment procedures. e. Modify assessments based upon assessment findings. 1 Identify discrepancies between subjective and objective findings. 2 Adapt assessments based on findings. f. Perform postural assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing postural assessment. Page 4 of 13
5 g. Perform palpatory assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing palpatory assessment. h. Perform gait assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing gait assessment. i. Perform range of motion assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing range of motion assessment. j. Perform muscle length assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing muscle length assessment. k. Perform muscle strength assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing muscle strength assessment. l. Perform joint play assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing joint play assessment. m. Perform neurological assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing neurological assessment. n. Perform vital sign assessment. 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for performing vital signs assessment. o. Perform appropriate special tests (specific selected assessments). 1 Identify the indications, contraindications and precautions for selecting a specific assessment 2 Explain the purpose of the selected assessment. 3 Explain how the selected assessment affects the involved tissues. 4 Explain assessment to patient. p. Recognize conditions requiring urgent medical attention and advise accordingly. 1 Recognize the presentations of common urgent medical conditions. 2 Describe the steps needed to ensure patient safety. q. Recognize conditions requiring non-urgent medical attention and advise accordingly. 1 Recognize the presentations of common non-urgent medical conditions. Page 5 of 13
6 r. Interpret findings and formulate clinical impression / differential diagnosis. 1 Analyze findings. 2 Formulate a clinical impression / differential diagnosis. s. Refer patient to other health care professionals when appropriate. 1 Identify conditions that may benefit from referral. 2.2 Treatment Planning a. Formulate individualized treatment plan based upon assessment findings. 1 Explain the components of treatment planning. 2 Describe the relationship between treatment planning and outcomes. 3 Incorporate assessment findings into treatment plan. b. Select treatment modalities and techniques based upon indications, contraindications, precautions and patient stage of life. 1 Explain how stages of life may impact treatment planning. 2 Select techniques that are appropriate to the patient's conditions and desired outcomes. 3 Formulate a treatment that addresses the patient's conditions and desired outcomes. c. Reassess patient, and adapt treatment plan as needed. 1 Explain the importance of reassessment and treatment plan adaptation. 2 Modify treatment plan according to new findings. 2.3 Indications for Adjunctive Therapeutic Modalities a. Recognize indications for and benefits of therapeutic ultrasound. 1 Describe the indications for and potential benefits of therapeutic ultrasound. 2 Identify common assessment findings which may indicate the use of therapeutic ultrasound. b. Recognize indications for and benefits of low level (cold) laser treatment. 1 Describe the indications for and potential benefits of low level (cold) laser treatment. 2 Identify common assessment findings which may indicate the use of low level (cold) laser treatment. c. Recognize indications for and benefits of interferential therapy. 1 Describe the indications for and potential benefits of interferential therapy. 2 Identify common assessment findings which may indicate the use of interferential therapy. d. Recognize indications for and benefits of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS). 1 Describe the indications for and potential benefits of TENS. 2 Identify common assessment findings which may indicate the use of TENS. e. Recognize indications for and benefits of strapping and taping. 1 Describe the indications for and potential benefits of strapping and taping. 2 Identify common assessment findings which may indicate the use of strapping and taping. f. Recognize indications for and benefits of acupuncture. 1 Describe the indications for and potential benefits of acupuncture. 2 Identify common assessment findings which may indicate the use of acupuncture. 3 Treatment and Patient Self-Care 79 Tasks 46% of Exam (57 Questions) 3.1 Treatment Principles a. Treat in a manner that reflects the principles of massage. 1 Apply the principles of massage therapy to treatment. Page 6 of 13
7 b. Apply standard hygiene and infection control precautions. 1 Describe precautions of infection control. c. Apply draping as relevant. 1 Describe principles of draping. d. Position patient for selected therapeutic techniques. 1 Select appropriate positioning. 2 Modify position according to patient response. e. Apply modalities and techniques in a manner consistent with patient presentation. 1 Demonstrate knowledge of anatomy, physiology, & pathology related to conditions listed in the Appendix. A1 Common clinical conditions that present as variables of A2 A3 A4 A5 a. Pain b. Mood c. Anxiety d. Sleep e. Cognition Conditions with multi-factorial considerations a. Inflammation b. Infection c. Scarring d. Swelling e. Congestion f. Movement restriction g. Malignancy Stages of life a. Pregnancy b. Infancy and childhood c. Adolescence d. Adulthood e. Senior years f. End of life Neurological conditions a. Of the central nervous system b. Of the peripheral nervous system c. General neurological conditions Orthopedic conditions a. Of the bone and periosteum b. Of the muscles and tendons c. Of the fascia d. Of the skin and connective tissue e. Of the synovial joints, cartilage, ligaments and bursa f. Systemic myofascial and orthopedic conditions Page 7 of 13
8 A6 Post-surgical conditions involving a. Orthopedic interventions b. Artificial openings c. Implants A7 Systemic conditions of the a. Cardiovascular system b. Digestive system c. Endocrine system d. Gastrointestinal system e. Immune system f. Integumentary system g. Lymphatic system h. Reproductive system i. Respiratory system j. Urinary system 2 Describe common clinical presentations of patients with conditions listed in the Appendix. A1 Common clinical conditions that present as variables of a. Pain b. Mood c. Anxiety d. Sleep e. Cognition A2 Conditions with multi-factorial considerations a. Inflammation b. Infection c. Scarring d. Swelling e. Congestion f. Movement restriction g. Malignancy A3 Stages of life a. Pregnancy b. Infancy and childhood c. Adolescence d. Adulthood e. Senior years f. End of life A4 Neurological conditions a. Of the central nervous system b. Of the peripheral nervous system c. General neurological conditions Page 8 of 13
9 A5 A6 A7 Orthopedic conditions a. Of the bone and periosteum b. Of the muscles and tendons c. Of the fascia d. Of the skin and connective tissue e. Of the synovial joints, cartilage, ligaments and bursa f. Systemic myofascial and orthopedic conditions Post-surgical conditions involving a. Orthopedic interventions b. Artificial openings c. Implants Systemic conditions of the a. Cardiovascular system b. Digestive system c. Endocrine system d. Gastrointestinal system e. Immune system f. Integumentary system g. Lymphatic system h. Reproductive system i. Respiratory system j. Urinary system 3 Apply treatment modalities and techniques incorporating knowledge of commonly occurring conditions, as listed in the Appendix. A1 Common clinical conditions that present as variables of A2 A3 a. Pain b. Mood c. Anxiety d. Sleep e. Cognition Conditions with multi-factorial considerations a. Inflammation b. Infection c. Scarring d. Swelling e. Congestion f. Movement restriction g. Malignancy Stages of life a. Pregnancy b. Infancy and childhood Page 9 of 13
10 c. Adolescence d. Adulthood e. Senior years f. End of life A4 Neurological conditions a. Of the central nervous system b. Of the peripheral nervous system c. General neurological conditions A5 Orthopedic conditions a. Of the bone and periosteum b. Of the muscles and tendons c. Of the fascia d. Of the skin and connective tissue e. Of the synovial joints, cartilage, ligaments and bursa f. Systemic myofascial and orthopedic conditions A6 Post-surgical conditions involving a. Orthopedic interventions b. Artificial openings c. Implants A7 Systemic conditions of the a. Cardiovascular system b. Digestive system c. Endocrine system d. Gastrointestinal system e. Immune system f. Integumentary system g. Lymphatic system h. Reproductive system i. Respiratory system j. Urinary system 4 Treat in a manner appropriate to patient presentation. f. Apply treatment modalities and techniques incorporating knowledge of indications, contraindications, precautions and patient stage of life. 1 Determine indications, contraindications and precautions for treatment based upon patient stage of life. g. Advise and instruct patient on self-care. 1 Select self-care based upon patient presentation. 3.2 Modalities and Techniques 3.2a Massage Skills 1 Perform effleurage techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of effleurage (including proper techniques and 2 Modify effleurage based on patient history, presentation and response. Page 10 of 13
11 2 Perform stroking techniques. 3.2.b 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of stroking (including proper techniques and 2 Modify stroking based on patient history, presentation and response. 3 Perform petrissage techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of petrissage (including proper techniques and 2 Modify petrissage based on patient history, presentation and response. 4 Perform skin rolling techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of skin rolling (including proper techniques and 2 Modify skin rolling based on patient history, presentation and response. 5 Perform vibration techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of vibration (including proper techniques and 2 Modify vibration based on patient history, presentation and response. 6 Perform percussive techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of percussive techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify percussive techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 7 Perform rocking and shaking techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of rocking and shaking (including proper techniques and 2 Modify rocking and shaking based on patient history, presentation and response. 8 Perform friction techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of friction (including proper techniques and 2 Modify friction based on patient history, presentation and response. 9 Perform muscle stripping techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of muscle stripping (including proper techniques and 2 Modify muscle stripping based on patient history, presentation and response. 10 Perform muscle approximation techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of muscle approximation (including proper techniques and 2 Modify muscle approximation based on patient history, presentation and response. 11 Perform origin / insertion techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of origin / insertion (including proper techniques and 2 Modify origin / insertion based on patient history, presentation and response. 12 Perform Golgi tendon organ techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of Golgi tendon organ techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify Golgi tendon organ techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 13 Perform lymphatic drainage techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of lymphatic drainage (including proper techniques and 2 Modify lymphatic drainage based on patient history, presentation and response. Myofascial Techniques 1 Perform trigger point release techniques. Page 11 of 13
12 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of trigger point release techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify trigger point release techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 3.2.c Therapeutic Exercise (as part of massage treatment) 1 Choose equipment and / or environment for selected therapeutic exercise technique. 1 Explain the indications, purposes and precautions when selecting equipment for therapeutic exercise technique. 2 Perform contract / relax techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of contract / relax techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify contract / relax techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 3 Perform contract / relax / contract techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of contract / relax / contract techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify contract / relax / contract techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 4 Perform agonist contraction techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of agonist contraction techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify agonist contraction techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 5 Perform stretch techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of stretch techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify stretch techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 6 Perform active assisted range of motion techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of active assisted range of motion techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify active assisted range of motion techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 7 Perform passive range of motion techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of passive range of motion techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify passive range of motion techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 8 Direct patient in active range of motion techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of active range of motion techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify active range of motion techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 9 Perform isometric and isotonic resistance exercise techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of isometric and isotonic resistance exercise techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Modify isometric and isotonic resistance exercise techniques based on patient history, presentation and response. 10 Direct patient in anaerobic exercise techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of anaerobic exercise techniques (including proper techniques and 11 Direct patient in aerobic exercise techniques. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of aerobic exercise techniques (including proper techniques and 12 Direct patient in balance exercises. 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of balance exercise techniques (including proper techniques and Page 12 of 13
13 13 Direct patient in coordination exercises. 3.2.d 3.2.e 1 Explain the purpose, effects and outcomes of coordination exercise techniques (including proper techniques and Joint Mobilization 1 Perform traction and distraction techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of traction and distraction techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Incorporate traction and distraction techniques into a comprehensive treatment process. 2 Perform oscillation techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of oscillation techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Incorporate graded oscillation techniques into a comprehensive treatment process. 3 Perform sustained glide techniques. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of sustained glide techniques (including proper techniques and 2 Incorporate graded sustained glide techniques into a comprehensive treatment process. Thermal Therapy (as part of massage treatment) 1 Perform bath treatments. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of bath treatments. 2 Describe the process of performing bath treatments. 2 Perform steam treatments. 1 Describe the process of performing steam treatments. 3 Perform whirlpool treatments. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of whirlpool treatments. 4 Perform paraffin wax treatments. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of paraffin wax treatments. 5 Perform techniques utilizing therapeutic heating. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of utilizing therapeutic heating. 2 Modify techniques utilizing therapeutic heating based on patient history, presentation and response. 6 Perform cold pack treatments. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of cold pack treatments. 2 Modify cold pack treatments based on patient history, presentation and response. 7 Perform ice massage treatments. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of ice massage. 2 Modify ice massage based on patient history, presentation and response. 8 Perform contrast treatments. 1 Explain the purposes, effects and outcomes of contrast treatments. 2 Modify contrast treatments based on patient history, presentation and response. Page 13 of 13
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